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ISRO Is Opening Up LVM3: Which Indian Companies Could Benefit?

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11m 34s | Updated on September 02, 2026, 18:19 IST

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In this episode of Markets Today, we decode Vodafone Idea’s first subscriber additions since 2018 and whether its turnaround is real, SpaceX’s Louisiana Starbase project that could enable 30+ Starship launches a day while strengthening its AI and satellite ambitions, and ISRO’s move to open LVM3 manufacturing to private players, creating opportunities for companies like L&T, Adani, Mahindra, JSW, Bharat Forge and Solar Industries in India’s growing space economy.

In this episode of Markets Today, we decode 3 big stories — Vodafone Idea's first signs of recovery since 2018, SpaceX planning a massive Louisiana Starbase, and ISRO opening LVM3 manufacturing to private players.

Vodafone Idea's Comeback — Too Early To Call? Vi added 3 lakh subscribers in Q1FY27, revenue up 6% to ₹11,689 crore, ARPU up 10.2% to ₹195. But ₹49,000 crore in spectrum dues over three years means the turnaround still faces major challenges.

SpaceX's Louisiana Starbase Bet Potentially 30+ Starship launches a day. Alongside Terafab chips and Gigasat satellites, SpaceX is building an integrated rocket, satellite, AI and computing ecosystem.

ISRO Opens LVM3 To Private Players Manufacturing and commercial launch operations open to private companies. L&T, Adani, Mahindra, JSW, Solar Industries, Bharat Forge and Inox India among potential participants. India's space economy projected to hit $44 billion by 2033.

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